Unacceptable TV coverage for Saturday

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theboat said:
While I agree that sucks, 77% of the country having Iowa on ABC is acceptable to me. :)
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If it weren't such a high profile game and we were an 11 o'clock game on ESPN we'd be on HD in 100% of the country. I'd disagree. This is totally unacceptable. :mad:

ESPN is "Working" on this.. BS. The Big Ten network can do it, if they can't figure it out then they should close up shop cause they've failed.
 
gohawkz said:
If it weren't such a high profile game and we were an 11 o'clock game on ESPN we'd be on HD in 100% of the country. I'd disagree. This is totally unacceptable. :mad:
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Unacceptable? Then cancel your cable. Otherwise you are continuing to give money to ESPN and signaling that it is acceptable.
 
Well it's a relief that ESPN is not giving the Big Ten the finger. I watch a lot of college football, and it's been a long time since I've seen a game in SD on the main ESPN channel, so I'm just dissapointed it has to be the Hawks the last two weeks. It's great that our team is on nationwide.
 
I live in Dallas and my Direct TV shows the NEB vs Mizzou game on ABC and the Iowa game is on ESPN in HD. uhh....so y'all are saying the game will be in SD? Doesn't make sense.
 
so now it shows Neb vs Mizz on both ABC and ESPN. so Iowa will be on an Alternate channel????????????? that doesn't make sense.
 
Is it just me, or does it seem like ESPN's coverage of HD games is far far worse than the last couple of years?

I don't recall this being an issue before, where when only 2 games are on the reverse mirror is only in SD. I knew it was a problem when there were 3 games, but not 2.

And yet, somehow they've lost the capacity to show both games in HD on the reverse mirror?
 
I don't understand why the Iowa game isn't n HD on DishNetwork in KC today? How does that effect the Missouri game by putting it on ESPN HD as opposed to an overflow ESPN channel in standard def?

I assume the MU game has something to do with it, but maybe I am wrong?
 
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